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Pair with pumps or open-toe heels and a metallic clutch
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Color:Cosmo Red
Indeed, in Emily Post’s Wedding Etiquette, authors Anna and Lizzie Post write that the color is fine for bridesmaids: “Totally, virtually all colors are acceptable—including black and shades of white.” And, as more couples opt for black-tie weddings held in the evening, the shade is seeing a surge in popularity
Line/Princess Neckline
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